We write proposal sections for small government contractors — compliance matrix, technical narrative, past-performance write-ups — so your team reviews and signs instead of writing until 2 a.m. before the deadline.
Send us a live solicitation. We return one full section — technical approach, compliance-matrixed against Section L and M — within 72 hours, free. Judge the quality on your real bid, not a sales call.
No commitment. The draft is yours either way.
§ 1 — How it works
Forward the SAM.gov link or attach the package. We read the whole thing — PWS, Section L, Section M, attachments — the same day.
A submission-grade technical-approach draft with a requirement-by-requirement compliance table. Facts about your firm appear as marked inputs — we never guess.
If the sample earns it, we become your proposal shop: every section drafted, every bid, for a flat monthly rate.
§ 2 — What we deliver
| The solicitation demands | You receive |
|---|---|
| Instructions & eval criteria (L/M) | A compliance matrix mapping every requirement to the page that answers it — the first thing evaluators check. |
| Technical approach | A narrative grounded in the actual PWS: their numbers, their standards, their site constraints. No boilerplate. |
| Past performance | Your real contracts, structured to the format Section L specifies. Written from your records, never invented. |
| Key personnel & resumes | Resumes re-cut to mirror the evaluation factors, from the CVs you provide. |
| Schedule & management plan | A milestone framework honoring the period of performance, review windows, and lead times. |
§ 3 — The rules we work by
Claims about your firm — clearances, certs, contract history — enter the draft only from documents you supply. A proposal is a representation to the government; we treat it that way.
We draft; your team reviews, corrects, and submits. Your knowledge stays your competitive edge — and your name is the only one on the cover.
Every engagement is scheduled backward from the response deadline with government review windows built in. Late doesn’t exist here.
§ 4 — Pricing
Traditional proposal consultants bill $150–$400 an hour; small firms have told Congress a single major proposal costs $60,000–$100,000 to produce. We charge a flat monthly retainer scoped to your bid volume — quoted after your free section, so you price us after you’ve seen the work.